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| to achieve a goal or handle a situation with subtle skill |
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| demanding extended or extreme effort |
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| showing unusually early development or maturity |
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| a person, often young, with exceptional talents or powers |
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| effective and imaginative in solving problems; practical |
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| a very skilled musician or other type of artist |
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| an unusual habit of one particular person |
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| unpleasantly noticeable; bold |
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| doing and believing what is commonly accepted |
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| widely or commonly existing or practiced |
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| charmingly odd, especially in an old fashioned way |
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| something that is very infrequent or scarce |
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| being the only one of a kind |
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| overused and therefor lacking in interest |
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| low or inferior in position or quality |
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| skill and grace in physical movement |
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| lawful; proper and acceptable |
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| moderate to inferior in quality |
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| worthy; deserving of praise |
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| a saying that, well true, has been over-used |
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| to establish or confirm the truth of something |
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| the use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language |
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| logical and convincing; appealing to reason |
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| to hesitate or stammer in speech |
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| to talk foolishly; to chatter |
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| a person who tells stories and relates incidents with skill and wit |
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| clever arguments that are misleading or inncorrect |
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| using or containing too many words |
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| an enthusiastic fan or admirer |
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| a government order preventing trade with another country |
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| a small fleet of boats or ships |
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| without a way to communicate |
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| a group of military leaders who seize and hold power over a country |
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| a small fault, often habitual |
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| an unskilled laborer or farm worker |
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| an outlaw, rebel, deserter, or traitor |
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